#community-service

#community-service

AmeriCorps funding cuts jeopardize community service initiatives and employment roles, impacting anti-poverty efforts significantly.

The termination of AmeriCorps funding disrupts essential services for seniors, highlighting the importance of national service programs.

AmeriCorps NCCC volunteers were ordered to halt projects abruptly due to budget cuts.

Federal cuts to AmeriCorps threaten community service programs nationwide, impacting education and food security initiatives.

The cancellation of $400 million in grants ends service for over 32,000 AmeriCorps volunteers.

California Governor Newsom is suing to stop actions dismantling AmeriCorps, citing detrimental impacts on community service and volunteer work.

The Muslim American Society volunteers distribute meals during Ramadan to support community members breaking their fast.

Engage in urban forestry and tree stewardship in the Presidio through hands-on volunteer activities.

Greenpoint Trash Club combines socialization and community service, allowing individuals to meet new friends while cleaning up their neighborhood.

Loneliness impacts health; relationships, service, and community can alleviate it.

Volunteering at Presidio Tunnel Tops fosters community engagement and environmental stewardship through gardening activities.

Trejo uses creative events like karaoke to make litter cleanup enjoyable and community-focused.

Mary Kathleen Monihan was a dedicated nurse, passionate about family and social justice, leaving an indelible impact on her community.

Her generosity and love for gatherings enriched the lives of those around her.

A mother inspired her children to join RNLI lifeboat volunteering, emphasizing family values and community service.

Marion lived a life of vibrant spirit, love, and connection, impacting many through her kindness and service.

Sal Moschella, an immigrant turned NYPD lieutenant, exemplified hard work, dedication, and community service throughout his life.

Dorothy Stivers, a dedicated mother and community volunteer, lived a vibrant life filled with family adventures and passions, despite facing significant personal loss.

Dorothea T. Beckwith was a dedicated nurse and beloved mother, remembered for her kindness and community service.

Luka Doncic paid for the restoration of a mural honoring Kobe and Gigi Bryant, exemplifying his dedication to community service.

Over 250 volunteers participated in the second annual Brooklyn Org Volunteer Day, supporting local nonprofits through community service activities.

Mitzvah Day has evolved into a nationwide movement promoting year-round kindness and interfaith cooperation among diverse communities.

KFSN employees and UCP+ students worked together to build flower beds in a community garden, enhancing accessibility and promoting community involvement.

Norma Amaro recognized as an Unsung Hero for her dedication to supporting the unhoused and her community service.

Linda Dunn Brown exemplified how encouragement shapes success, overcoming societal limitations through education and leadership.

Andrew Krienke emphasizes the importance of building relationships and creating supportive environments across various roles.

Mary Nolan was honored with a street renaming in Bay Ridge for her dedicated service to the community.

Mary Nolan was honored with a street renaming in Bay Ridge for her extensive community service and leadership.